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Water News: Capital Region

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Environment Fares Well in Proposed State Budgets
New York’s Senate and Assembly recently released their budget proposals for FY 2017-2018. Now, the two legislative houses and the
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Massive EPA Cuts Could Have Devastating Impact on New York 
This year the White House has proposed large cuts for the Environmental Protection Agency in the federal budget. Sources have
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Under a Weak EPA, State Department Power Must Grow
The EPA is at risk of becoming the weakest its ever been since its founding in 1972. In response, Governor
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New Initiatives for Clean Water in New York!
On January 9th, during his State of the State tour, Governor Cuomo announced the Clean Water Infrastructure Act of 2017
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Adirondack Council Releases Report on Solving New York’s Water Infrastructure Crisis
Busted pipes and deteriorating wastewater and sewage treatment facilities are causing a growing water quality crisis in New York. Many
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The Election is Over: Where do we stand?
Tuesday marked the end of the most unpredictable campaign cycle in recent memory. It broke with much of the conventional
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Major Sewage Spill In Lake Onondaga Underscores Need For More Resilient Water Infrastructure
Just a couple of weeks ago, an influx of rain was the “straw that broke the camel’s back,” causing a
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Senate Holds First Hoosick Falls Hearing
On Tuesday, August 30th, the New York State Senate held the first of three hearings on the Hoosick Falls water pollution crisis. The hearings are intended to clear up confusion and explain in detail how Hoosick Falls’ water was contaminated, what efforts were made to clean up the hazards, and what the future holds.
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